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Fishing for Sharks with Topwater Lures, Live Bait and Float Rigs - 4K

Fishing for Sharks with Topwater Lures, Live Bait and Float Rigs - 4K

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I go fishing for sharks with my good buddy Capt. Carl using topwater lures, live bait, and float rigs. We started the day off fishing with topwater lures. The sharks didn't respond to the first three topwater lures that I used. I switch to my fourth lure and on the first cast, I hooked a blacktip shark. After releasing the shark that was hooked on the topwater lure, the bite shut off. We switch gears and tried pitching live baits. The sharks were very spooky and didn't want to eat the baits. I started using float rigs and I hooked my second shark of the day. Unfornutely, that shark broke off. Overall, it was a great day of fishing on the ocean
Date: 2019-07-31

Comments and reviews: 10


Any particular wire that you use when going after the sharks with the topwater plugs? It looked like you had regular leader and then a couple feet of wire or some other kind of material connected to your lure. Just curious. Also, is there a particular brand of hooks that you like for your shark topwater baits? I currently only have big stock treble hooks on my big game lures, and I was thinking of getting some other hooks I could substitute for my trebles if I ever see a bunch of blacktips like this where I fish. Thanks for the help Keep the great vids coming
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josh i mean no disrespect, and i know you have rod and reel combos for sale, but what other options would you recommend for shark fishing, im in Europe and i have the Mediterranean sea right here, ive heard there are sharks here, ive seen people fish for blue shark. what rods would you recommend for them? i think something like a black tip rod would do. around 7 feet would be the best for me, also if you know any European brands it would be amazing, because importing your combos from tackledirect is so damn expensive. thanks in advance
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Can wait for a run of jack smelt and regular smelt in April because I'm going after some big halibut yellow tail rays leopard sharks and some of my favorites spotted bay bass calico bass and sand bass and I'm really excited for the halibut because of the big fight they put up last year they destroyed my penn rival reel and the drags broken but the rods in great shape and I had to hand line the fish in can't wait
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hat eto say it bro but the videos are getting a little shotty. I feel in love with them in the beginning and lately they have just been a little boring. feels like there not much to them and the lengths are very short now. Go back to the old ways Josh the views are decreasing if you look over that last 2 months and projections from before that.
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Never wish a skunk for anyone, but its nice to see im not the only one. maybe its the newb in me, but i liked this content just as much as when you're pulling em in left and right. Keep up the great work
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Josh, you are amazing There is no other way of saying it that is how good you are. You have a higher skill percentage at catcning fish than the amount of creatures in the ocean.
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Thanks Josh you have put out some really incredible work. Is the blacktip migration in October? I live in southern Melbourne Beach just north of Sebastian inlet.
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Am I the only one that is super concerned to how far he casted that and the way he casted was in the direction of the beach and thats where all the shark were
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Try the lures at the sunset and because there's less luminosity they bite more and more they can't make the difference between your lure and a real fish
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Seriously the coolest camera angles when you use the drone. The water is so stunning that its just fun to watch regardless of the amount of sharks laned
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